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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
DuBILo SALE
REAL ESTATE.

PUH1Ao SALE -o,- |
REAL ESTATE.
The following described real estate will
be sold ~ No. SO Market street, winning
SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1857,
UOLOOk r. M:
MOL Al room 2stsry brick dwelling, u
No sie W. Front street. Lot lcxco fee..
No. y Two room 2-story br ick dweihngs
No. 5 a o room 2 story brick dwelling, At
No. 1895 W. Fourth street. Lot Nxso zee"
" No 4 a 8 room brick dwelling. No. s3i
W indsor street, and rents for 90 per month.
No. 8. Two 2stoiy frame oweiiinRs' on
the north side OF Ely nth street, vest u Du-
fg Nc. O. Asroom a.srory brick dwelling =.
No. sss Windsor street, and rents ior Wv
" No. !. AT room story brick dwelling,
with bath, 81 No. i0x2 Bennett street, Lot
No. 8. Two rosn two.story brick dwell.
linxs, Nos. l22 aud ia Cedar stfses' Los
zsxss, with Shoot vice alley, and rents lor ~
No. .. room 2.story fra.s dweliins,
at No. 7oJ wa rner streets Lot iex7o feet.
No. 10. A room sstory brisk dwelling.
at No. $40 W. Second street, and rents ior
4 tlO per monbn
No. lo6 Scott street.
No. IL A 3-story brick store and dwell.
ing OF II rooms and bath, n, the soutneadl
corner Of Front ana Clayton streets. Lo'
No. IS. Lot 2tx7b tset. west side Of Brad
ford street, 81 II. q in. south Of A street
No. IA a room 2 story brick dwelling
! with bath, No. alb Franklin street. LOT
l5xs9 feet.
} RIO. Is. 40 room 2story brick dwelling
4 ut ne. los Scott street.
| No Ia Lot lsx7a rect on tue south size O
} Davis street, and 800 feet west Of Dure st.
no. IT. Lot 3sxl26 feet At the n. T.. cor
LOT Twenty-tnird and Iatnall streets, VI
: twenty third. paved and cuIbed
Il No. Is a 9 room story briok dwelling
4 with bath and gas. at Nc. south Olaytol
|. street Lot ltx9o feet with foot sliey.
no. 10. A 10 ron 3.story brick dwell
ling. with bath, at NO, llo6 W. Seventh 8.
Lot lsxso feet.
No. 20. A room 2story brick dwelling
with bath, at No. ITO Scott street
No. Il. Lot 70 feet qin By 81 IT, at >. W
v corner Of Thlr eenth and Head ttTeets.
ell 70. a. Lot b0xi00 feet, ~ the northeas
!. corner Of Second and Webb streets.
Persons who may feel disposed TO irvest !
tai estate, or secure for themselves nom'
- would do well u 40 upon the premise
= previous TO the sale and view the properly
~ Is the very accom- moda ting terms whic
n. will be made known at sale will put th
4. majority of these properties within cas-
9 reach OF thoss OF even moderate means,
the cash payment required IN many sas'
., will be q mere nom nal sum.
mlb4t hUKIl.i. d LANK, Aucts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
A Row About y woman.

Last Sunday evening as man was
walking along Third street near the
railroad, he WAS Approached oy another
man who wanted to know waat ne wAt
doing with his wife. Some words pass
ed between them, when the husband
picked up a brick which he threw ant
struck the ether man.
A fight resulted between them, which
the woman finally succeeded In ftop
ping. and then walked of In the direC
ton of Tnird street bridge with tn
| man, leaving her husband standing Il
| the street., no doubt wondering nj tb
| ficklepess of some OF the fair sex Th
| affair caused considerable excitemaD
and quite a large crowd collected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
Tn. Kxc,,emen, st,,, K.eps Up.

In yesterdays issua we announced &c
the public that II what We have seen
and heard turns out the way We ex
poet and hope 1t will, the people o.
this city and surrounding country VIII
have an occs sion TO rejoice. but until
suffi Client proof can be- obtained We VII
NOT make II known.
But when We say the excitement Still
keeps MP, we leave 1t for the readers &c
90 and convince tLemseivesthat We aTt
putting them on the right track TO
place where you can save 33H Pei
cent. out Of your hard earninss. Al
good suit OF clothes ~ 3 man wisbei
TO put on his ha;k can be bought O
Meyers, the c othier, northwest cornel
Of Fifth and Market streets. Tor % 10
worth $1,000 AID from that price up
wards a. good = hogs snit;as = motasl
would like 10 tee on her son for 81 ~
and understand distinctly all WOO! q
that As good pair OF pants, iine'
throughout, as sny working mar
| would wish TO wear for 80 cents, ant
| other suits al prices that will sstonisl
the public. Our advice is, take imme
diats advantage, and you viii have a
occasion 10 regret reading this article
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
An Marty Spring.

At the present writing the ildioa' ios
are that ga will have an early spring,
aud our business men are ordering tneii
new stoek. Bat 6eso.e they re ,eiF6 II
tbey nut ge. I'D pf that which 10 on
hand, and tina, IS jast what VIM ID
Babcoek is doius 1t re family SAGE
bonse, 2o5 Harhet street. HE cles'r :
out March .sIes are noqtce@bly lar5e
hls ealesl sdies and sslesne,t are tep
as busy an bees. He has En-at
qr.as red ac CTS GU all C sssfs 81 eoedt
which ara OF tine test MAKES ard aEtt
onsIitiss II you wait 70 save eai's
or tao be sure and call on bap3 CO
VII takes trade dollars NJ par.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
wu, arrive Tomorrow.

A despatch has been received by j.
Fl. Smith, chairman OF the committee
which has In charge the reception Of
tha new steam fire engine for the
Friendship company, stating shat Il
was shipped to-day by way CT tn,
Northern Central Railroad, and would
probably reach here come time to
morrow,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
unchanged From Coetody.

Edward Williams and Joseph Heck,
both of whom were committed yester-
day morning for drunkenness, were
discharged this morning with warn
ing that II they were brought before the
city court again within two weeks they
would each be dned IS and costs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

s-s--H a.
General 81 C.lhAN
Captain paiiliplVsi
day making afirnal,I
pition Of tho es1fi q
Gettysburg. Tasnh
ten grand psintI,as
artist FIAnk Biisps !
folly manual add liz
ing the General van
entered mo 81 ~
this great rerz VII
Opera House % ~
nights, 2Stn sad sa
der the suspicc, o'a
also be 3 MATINEE a
for school caidrer u
| 90 made WHEREBY W
40 the Opera Hoas'
NJ doubt bi.l tAii n
iibeislly patllaii'..
| will in q Few bcaii.
| more accurate de, "
and It's lfsi.rg lasy
.ib!y be selrltea y u.
n any otl u Ssy,
| who part.cirsid =
| aght delivers 10 . ~
| the different silas@
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
A BIG SAVE

On Clothing bought of us,
AS YOU have the advantage
OF knowing just what you
are getting and just what
price you pay. We have
only the ONE Low PRICE,
and guarantee every gar
mert to be just as repre-
eented. Do you suppose
we could have ever built up
such a business in Whining.
ton on any other basisi
Has any one ever done So
beforel The success OF our
trade proves that the people
appreciate our efforts to
have an establishment where
they feel that they can dt
their buying with every
possible advantage at theiI
disposal. Our New Sly lei
Of Spring Overcoats fol
young men are In stoci
and ready for your inspec'
ton; examine carefully q
to Fit, Trimmings, Work
manship and Price, and VI
leave the decision with you
We know they are right snt
are only snx ous ID Prov
the 5Sme to you. An i'm
mense assortment Of Od'
Pants for boys, just in
which yoa should see be
fore purchasing, as they ar
the best ana cheapest "
have ever offered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
REESE& BRO
No. 6 E. Fourth Street
Clover side) VIII, Del.
mAu&flm
T aeuty flve head OF Somerse. 90, ~,

FRIDAY, MAaoH 18TH, 1887.
Twenty fve head OF Samerset 90, D5-<sfsy
COVE. fresh aud cioss springers. I&HS
lhesa c,ws were seleoted IL ao.ner 'NuH
ret 40. by good IsdEe, ara young ano
straight ana Il ust ba rs represented or no
sale. WIN positively be io,d 20 tho hig hast
blader; aleo q few stock bnlls. seven head
N-,r> OF aorses. No. l. BueEskin marc o
10y years old, iais sir,, sound 9ood
ilGker ana good driver. NO. =. Black horse
s years Old, sound, good size, good driver
an j iod worker. no. 3. BlacA mare,
years Old. sound. good SEQ, good worker
and driver; NOS. and ma9ea good team
to- ether. No. 4, sorrol, large sze,. 10 mol
sound, Dat an extra good w0rEers re.
black, 9years Id. Is not sound, good WORKER
and driver. NO. T. bay, 10 years old, SQUAD,
| driver and work an whers, and an extra
good saddier. NO. 7, bay; Is Old enough
/ sound, good worker. Wa2ons--2 new 9
/ spring gum top, horfe market wagon,
| new tpar-sprtng foil ist tAer toy bag lies,
| nav ho-top store wagon, good NEkphi
| new one man WAGON, foot track, stics Eessl
leather trimmed fist claa5 wagon; lea,i
| er top surrey. boon used lots taap QUO J ~
| l3-hoated xiaes Side wa.op, good stEoh
WAGON seven seeold hani bagRief, ara y
tops, mos. OF thsIn good. Inis stotcA mu
be eold as nave EreAt deal more than
have ute for And need tho room fsr ON
furposea. Everybody coias and get ba
gala. NINETY daya cred IL on all snne ov
t2J. Dinner 81 IL, sale At u sharp.
. postponement on account eli weather.
wet W Ill 20 IL undor eopzf. Iratns on tho
h Is. X. Il. arrive In time for sala ana O
part d ire city after. W u. MoVAU ~
j. q. Robins n, Auct. mis Oh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

Lest night aboas 8 o'clock ofhct
.,,,.n,trs tCnad q colore5 man named
C1aFIe. g .esn, simc ST helpless drunk
n.sY tbs NJ ddls Depot anu sfter hard
null sucoeeded In lane ing lin at ths
hall. Hs was arraigned st this morn
inc's .esElon of the city court and zen
ssnced to pay fne Of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
FIFTH ED|l
AT the Ops,.s

"' 'he Open p
An unius.ly Ana
: mall audience s,. .sa
a nerican 1--WE act t dns
House last evening .' ~
lied Held By Il. w
plot Ia founded ca a.
late civil war aud l,.a
near the dividing N.
vel wei knit aud ptst,iI,
author author used not orlysnJ
tion by much prud,D,,
play Of evan the Am
! tional ,piiit. Ths S"s.
the Enemy" Ara No., us,s
| between Rachel Mccss
lOreery, Csloutl mI
tIhcmas Henry B,ss /
ttketch artist, aad IIn|
Ispectively, Mis- Kus,a,
lLouise Dillon, Nj ~
ICharles 8. Dickson nj h
Miss kiddsr did not ~.
tation. And her sc!l.rs:]
tai feeling and phy,IaI.
| She Is pretty nd n
manding pitserN M
sessed AL that 9IsSs.]
a pa,urAlr ess seldom ~
tShe Is perlec. 10 M
levery utterance and ~
lpreoiated aud aclar
hearers. Miss Dlllcn h
stage but IT ls htr plis1
has q most bright aadr
sxsiting her. Nj. purJ
ACTOR. The stage tfcl
and the imitation Of M
ION the hard roEd bed y
twe,l done, He'd M
be played for the ~, =
and /, deserve a iulI ?
THAT fail TO attend gul
cellent play. /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

The animal session !
phia Conference Of th,l
copal Church will al
4 w harton Btrsst Clu,d
street above Third, N
IThursday morn!p,, M|
for probahy a wtsr. 4
Ing will b. known aa
Of the Conference, Il
.alned b. . ccnmits
lyesr that while the nd
nation lie 10 doubt II
| completed = ceEtu1 Il
lgor this rehsoa the I'd
ltion which was clsM
tposs o.ed. n
| Bishop Z s Po,lr,tl
10 presicilg owe, it,.s
ference, now 10 islaa|
been chosen a. tie NJ
| the Philsde.phls Ca3
will be Ilt.l. impgri
transacted this Jern
1pointmeris TO q nu1as
lchurches whcs pan(
this yesr by '.s.ead1
1.-The terms Of the pwSI
l The -four ysrs IAN ]
IWelch will close M
Ithe,North western Dsil
ling OF the feftt1 !
IPaxop d. D Tss!asl
lOhurch, Is spoken q y
lsuccessUr, although VI
lassam oil any GsGllrsd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
MARRIED..

February l4tA. 1881, At
3c0 " Arlington street. ~ the hev; A.
Kay, both Of Kimblevilie. Chester County,
Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
& & IF & Tx

AN -62A 64A -Nk&A -
No. /. Red sorrel horse, years old: ~
IN NOT Brown horse,o wears old. lsA hands
bis h: weighs zoo pounds. foaniiy ofoke''
and an ezra good horse. ,..u A.
years ola, 10 hands high. weigh 2yo Peunas,
with aooA bone and actor, ana VIII makeA
no ID Team for any Kind OF business.
b,sS Weighs 1850 POUNDS, with ioss Of bsno.
ana suits6ls for any kin Of business
Eo.c dry mare, years old, ~ hsnss
tbtgh. weighs 1850 ponhds, sooi useiui
mare well broken. single and aoup,e'
i No 7. fsiown hoise, yeas old, sasns
In 400 pound, q low down chunk. with 1873 OF
ltone ami able to do any klLd OF Wort
Nc. a Bay mare. a yeArs old, ~ 1Ands
Ihisb, weighs llss pOunds, hamoie 1 nr..i
Ipred, with rne style and aeiop, 'eh ''eo'
land an extra nice mare. us<
i No.Y Lifht roam horse, years old M
Hands high, weighs ileo pounds, IA nalJ
broken, and an ex,rs good mover
Ihiah. weigh 1900 pouLds, family Or Ken aad
viii make a. extra good general purpose
horse.
broken, single, and will stend without hitch'
| No. IA. Brown horse, o years old, ltif
high, weighs l'ta pounds, . good genera
Nos. 10 and II. Pair Of black horses, .
, yoars old, 10 hands hikh, weigh 2soo pophus.
, lxood style and action, ara will make
Hood bearse or coach team.
, NO. Is Black horse, 0 yearr cid, 10 mana
Ihfuh. weighs l2Uo pounds with Bood ety 10
| and sction, and family broken.
ii No. 10. Bay horse, yeArs old. nae styie
! land action. And Al extra nee horse.
No. IL Isppie gray horse, 10 hands tlsn,
weighs TX pounds, good bono and an extra
! good horse. q
oil Nos is And 10. Pair OF dsppie grAys,
p years cid, 10 bslds hign weighs 2sto pounds,
good boAs, and an extra good pair o. neIses
No. 20, icy mare, years old lts4 hanoi
high, low down chunk, \ COED worker ~
. am kin OF harness.
e Nos n and ~ Pair OF Rorrels ard
a ears old, 10 hands high, weigh 80, pounns
good bore and able 10 do any sind OF wsrk
NO 70. Bay mare, o years old. 10 hsnd
}, Ihish. with fosl, 'smiiy broken, sood W0rxo
tsingie ana double.
ri Also 3 pair OF mules.
i No ptslponeRsns On account OF IN
/, weather.
An horses to be as represented, and an
O lsent,ensn kcsiag any thing wronS tn 81
n tbofss will pl ease meLtion II. Ecfses can D
Ja3rEn h MCDANIEL.
u tstidhntp A Son. Auc.s. NIB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

LyOH sALE-SrlCK AND FlAtuRkS
II ola tobacco, se.sr End news store,
vest sidel established Ia yeals; rent rea-
tonNbIe. None other than those IneaDing
business noed apply. address businets'
this oiiice. mlb u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

" OSI-t1N SUNDAY EVENlN1, a
IA gold bracelet, going from seventn W
Ninth street ou Market. The hnder Will pe
III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

BRADGHp n ,
morning pa,seaasa
mont, Oh the .!g; Hass
hinatior eaI, su'ss
and one pssstbssi
! the track neal ~ d.
the ac5umuiailaia :.
| track. The sng'l' vi
| foot erloan knfl' y y
| combinatlon cal
Isife. Eoglns,eI,
Thompson and ~,
Ikins, sbo wsIs iis ".
1own with The e :, !.
were lajarsd. u"
persons on tie I'sli,
ger, aud trsianssa..,ss
sitl,oat the sli;bie
| : WII.oa, y
| j. A. II l., Ils,le,,p.'
Icaaal oon mp q. III
IJaaesiO win -.
| lhs pS ~sI,,
! Sam Lee; s,. ,' n . "
lPuhL .1,.s c,.as 10 y
li .,a ne- 81 Fi1J
ytNss a,d a so9d nu,l'
and , = "a an N 1861,
tof D IT, = y, ;, , ,,on I'D
the Win ss,.'t,sOcaS
K tei e. ,ra = Pbilst,
l after his ae' d ", wi
70 body e OF srso Of BIZ II
4 - --.,,s
oil . "'n ~.
s ha u. : 1 nsn i s.,. sss s]
ar LIVE, xe'@ 9ss IN i'''' :'oi )! (, q
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

xxYANTED--9E NrLEMAN LODdEhS
w for2 furnished eeount-story rooms,
near Delaware avenue and Jeiiorson street
Address Il, this otfioe. Nib ots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

xYJAnTtD-A WOMEN RUR 8tN.
w eral nousework TO ge to Brandy
wine Springs. Apply at 1876 Atag street
MR5 JIuKEN mlbaf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

r1uBr.IC sALE-rHE SUBSoklbsE,ns.'
will seli ct public sale, at thosr etapiss'
No Iip west front street, Wnnihston'
delaware, On
SATURDAY. MAHoH 10, 1881
at O'Clock p. N. sharp,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

NY ANTED A I r. L & re X n
w shares for IS acres, house Aud building,
attached, . miles from " ilmIugton, very near
State Road station, Address / ruck Farm THIS
nniee Inlb-1ld-ltw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

xXyArTED--A YCuSa MAN WISH ~
w situation in a grocery store:
years experience. Apply 10 Y. GROSS. 9.2
Dbeftnut street, mlt or
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

/. al. and Furnitars Crctonnes. :
Ia, ,e line of the above goods frS Sns
,oi<o mn, g. Worrell, $40 and SSs
Market strees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15
1lls psad y

LIxERPooL.,. ia
hal 3 msn y. ~, B5ttI
ppssu1t.ahe, a u. IA
woroan thai :, 1a ,,,s !
IL g' the n la,l % =. y
Mrs. B7rr, n'rrttis1
old 'darshter, 'sl n
ing ElO lpsu'as.J
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-15

kxTANIED GOOD SLU in D.hAnL
w heater, suitable for small beute
Apply at T04 Adams street.. mlb-3t
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18

In the annual report of the commits
sioner OF the general land Office, re-
garding surveys in Oregon, the COM
missioner says: 'The surveyor gen
eral has made three contracts for
surveys of Indian reservation bounda-
ries, and for subdivision of reserva-
tions for allotments to Indians. He
has also entered into contracts for
surveys, payable out of the appropri-
alton for surveys of public lands.
About two-thirds of the area Of Ore
gon has been surveyed Further sur
veys are needed to keep up with the
progress of settlement. In many in
stances lands settled upon are in
small valleys where the greater part
OF the land is mountainous and unfit
for cultivation, or else containing
more or less timber. Some Of these
lands are in country covered with
dense underground, in which no COM
petent surveyor will attempt to make
surveys at the rates allowed by law
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18

Try Fabre's celebrated pan roast.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18

to complete the circuit. Moreover.
the study of comets ard meteoric
rings In the last few years leads to
the conclusion that these ignited par
ticles In every phase are the rekin-
died fires of former days; or, in other
words, the scattered debris of comets
of the past, or perhaps of comets
still existent but gradually diminish
ing from division and disintegration.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18
FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING
MISS M. L, RICHARDSON

Has engaged the services OF Mrs. A. John
son, competent and Fashionable Dress
maker Just arrived from the East, and Is de-
sirous of having the Ladies Of Astoria who
wish well-made Dresses TO call, see fittings
and samples and decide for themselves,
Cass street, three doors south of AsroRI-
AN OFFICE.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18

Call and get our prices for books in
sets, byall the standard authors and no.
cts; we will guarantee you the Lowest
price, GRIFFIN & REED.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18

Patronize yonr home book store.
Books sold at auction prices.
GRIFFIN & REED.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18
Sweet Apple Cider
AT the Astoria Soda Works.

Fabre's. -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-18
Notice.
Net Found.

A BOVE BROwNSPORT, LAST WEEK.
n about so fathoms forty-mesh net no
marks. Owner will apply 20
GUS. STURE.
Knappa.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-27

A romantic story is told about good
looking Nebraska widow. Recently she
secured the affections Of quite number
Of respectable farmers living near place
called Wyman. She was lately ordered
to leave the country by band Of IRE.
gulators." under the penalty of a coat
Of tar and feathers. Nothing daunted by
the threat, the widow bought double
barrel shot gun and awaited develop
ments. When the regulators" APP
preached the house to carry out the
threat, loaded gun pointed from one OF
the windows deferred them and ons Of
the number, in admiration Of the woman a
pluck, advanced under flag of truce,
proposed marriage and was accepted on
the spot. A parson was called in, the
marriage was celebrated and tho night
wound up with a round OF festivities =
Elk.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-27

The Macon editor drops politics long
enough to remark: And after all there
il no chance for improvement over the
simple Georgia Picnic kiss, at the mere
mention Of which there rises before the
visions Of all the old boys dainty mus
Inns, pink ribbons, rosy cheeks and Rem.
brandt shadows The very air seems
redolent Of heliotrope, laughter like the
ripping Of . hidden brook trembles in
the distance and the good old right arm
feels again the faint struggle Of modssty
upon it. How tawdry, how coarse and
revolving seems the stage spasm com.
pared with this. No; the best kissing
after all 10 what the circumstances make
it. The circumstances that surround the
old fashioned Georgia picnic kiss make
it simply delightful. The young man
who is led of by the stage kiss drops the
substance for the shadow and ia to be
pitied.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-27
THE EXECUTION OF WILSON.
Jessie clsvingsr says that Johssoa
is the Murderer


From Prescott, A. T., dispatch we
extract the following in reference to the
execution Of Wilson, one OF the mur.
derers Of Samuel Clevinger and his wife,
in tine northern part Of Yavspai county,
arizona, about the 9th of May, 1856:
At an early hour Of the morning Of the
10Th inst, Wilson and John A. johnson,
his accomplice in the crime, arose aud
after partaking Of hearty breakfast,
began to prepare for the execution. Up
to that hour no message had been re-
ceiyed from Governor Zulick as to what
determination he had come to regarding
Johnson's appeal for clemency, which
was based on the confession made by
Wilson on Tuesday last, and it was
feared he would take no action at all.
At ii o'clock the condemned men were
brought into the corridor of the jail and
the death warrant read to them by
Sheriff Mulvenon. At ll:30 message
was received from Governor Znlick, an
nouncing that he would reprieve johnson
until September 90. he not yet having
had time to examine thoroughly into
Wilson's confession and having some
doubt Of Johnson's guilt johnson, when
informed Of this decision, could not con.
troll himself and gave way to tears and
proteststions of thankfulness. AT IL
o'clock noon, the time set for the exc
cution, Wilson, after an affecting part
ing with johnson, was brought from the
corridor and taken to the scaaold, sup
ported by Sheriff Mnlvenon and Deputy
Hickey He assembled the steps with q
firm tread, showing no signs Of weakness
whatever. He was asked by the Sheriff
if he cared to say anything, and, in re-
aponse, walked to the front of the gal
lows and with composure and de-
meanor that was surprising. and with a
steady voice, stated that Jessie Clevinger
and johnson were innocent Of the muir.
der of the Cleyingers; that he alone was
responsible for the crime. Bidding good.
bye to everybody, he stepped back to the
trap and told the Sheriff he was ready.
At 1909 the moose was put on his neck,
and at signal from the Sheriff the trap
was sprung and Wilson's body was
swinging in space Eighteen minutes
later the heart ceased to beat and he
was pronounced dead.
Jessie Clevinger still sticks to the story
she told in court, and on visiting the
county jail this morning before the exc
cution Of Wilson, she told him that his
confession was lie and that johnson
was the murderer Of old man Clevinger
Eureka Sentinel.